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Feb 14, 1896

Journal Entry

February 14, 1896 ~ Friday

Feb 14, 1896

I had a sick night am better this Morning I met with the
board of Z.C.MI at 1 oclok we had a Meeting yesterday with
the Twelve upon the case of B. H. Roberts who is taking an
independent course against the Authorities of the Church
There seemed but [little] chance for him to be reconciled to his
quorum

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Letter from Joseph J. Richardsen, 14 February 1896

Smithfield Pres W. Woodruff Dear Brother Yours of the 11th is to hand and in answer will say that I am pleased to know that I am thought worthy to go on a Mission to Indian Territory I will be on hand to go at the appounted time Yours Bro in the Gospel Joseph J Richardsen Smithfield Feb 14, 1896. Joseph J. Richardson is all alive and willing to go on his Mission, and I have full faith that he will make a good faithful Missionary he goes with my faith, prayers & Blessings Your Bro in the Gospel Geo L Farrell Bishop

Letter from Thomas Britton Jr., 14 February 1896

Henefer Pres. Wilford Woodruff Dear Bro. Yours of the 11th inst received, and will say in answer, I will be ready to start on my Mission at the time appointed, namely the 9th day of April. Thanking you, I am Your Bro in the Gosple. Thomas Britton John Paskett Bishop.

Letter from James T. White & Company Publishers, 14 February 1896

New York, FEB 14 1896 89 Dear Sir: In accordance with your subscription to the NATIONAL CYCLOPEDIA OF AMERICAN BIOGRAPHY, we have sent you Volume VI by express, prepaid. Will you kindly favor us with a check for the enclosed bill at an early date, and oblige, Yours very truly, JAMES T. WHITE & CO.

Letter from Abraham Owen Woodruff, 14 February 1896

Prest. Wilford Woodruff Dearest Father: As you are allways interested in my labors & want to know what I am doing I take occasion to drop you a few lines and acknowledge the receipt of your kind and highly appreciated favors of Jan 28.th & 31st. Am going to leave for the City of Hannover in the morning if all goes well and visit that part of our Mission's field. By my last you will see I mentioned to you I should need $100 00/100 and today came the Check you sent me through Ovando. Am sorry I mentioned the matter to you now for I can get along nicely with what you sent me & what I can get. Pa you have always been so kind to me and done a great deal more for me than I deserve. Many times I feel bad and unworth the many blessing I enjoy & for such a noble Father and Mother I do feel greatfull to God. Should not have mentioned money to you but I want to get Ma something nice to take Home, & did not know if I would

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April 6, 1896
Wilford and Quorum of the Twelve Apostles issue Political Manifesto about separation of church and state.

Feb 14, 1896